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ENVISION MONITORS� 17-inch EN-7500 LCD SCORES BIG ON CNET REVIEW

17-inch LCD with TV Tuner Hits All The Marks

San Francisco, Calif. - October 27, 2002 - CNET recently reviewed Envision Monitors� new EN-7500, a 17-inch LCD with built-in TV tuner, garnering the company an outstanding review of the new product.

According to the review, the monitor is so versatile the user can �think of the Envision EN-7500 as a kind of Swiss-Army-knife monitor � and it�s the perfect option for anyone who likes to compute and watch TV at the same time.� With an affordable price tag of $599, the two-in-one monitor is �among the least expensive 17-inch LCDs/TVs we�ve reviewed.�

The EN-7500 was rigorously tested as a computer monitor against competing monitors, and �the Envision EN-7500 holds its own against the similarly priced ViewSonic VE700 and even the more expensive Samsung SyncMaster 171P and Nec MultiSync LCD1880SX displays. In fact, the EN-7500�s fast 20ms pixel-response rate beats ViewSonic�s 35ms, NEC�s 33ms, and Samsung�s 25ms pixel response rates hands down,� lauds the review.

�With its new price tag, the multifunctional EN-7500 qualifies as an unusually good bargain. It�s well suited for a bedroom or a college dormitory where there may not be room for both a computer and a TV. And for sports junkies, it�s an ideal way to follow late-breaking events while working at a monitor,� states the review.

�We at Envision are proud that the multi-functionality of the new EN-7500 can provide consumers with a broader range of multimedia usability in the PC platform, especially at its very affordable price,� enthuses Tak Shimizu, vice president of sales and marketing for Envision.

The Envision EN-7500 is available at CompUSA, Staples.com, Costco, Microwarehouse, FRY�s, BJ�s and Amazon.com, and is street-priced at $599. For additional information on this and other exciting new Envision products, visit: www.envisionmonitor.com. Additionally, Envision Monitors will be attending Comdex 2002 from November 18-22nd in Las Vegas. For more information, please contact Monica Golden at 949-940-0030.

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ABOUT Envision Monitors
Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Envision Monitors has nearly 20 years of computer monitor design and manufacturing experience. The company is known for selling the most user-friendly, affordable displays on the market, ideal for both small office and home computing. Envision products have received multiple awards from industry sources including CNET.com, TechTV, PC World, Macworld and Smart Computing.

Envision is a brand of EPI, which is part of TPV Technology Limited (TPV). TPV has been recognized with International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001 and 14001 accreditations. In 2002, TPV was ranked the second-largest manufacturer of computer monitors in the world*. The company is expected to maintain this standing and to be ranked 4th in LCD production worldwide** in 2003. TPV is based in Taiwan and traded publicly on the Hong Kong & Singapore Stock Exchanges.

* based on sales data to date
** based on projected sales